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Resident seeks $795 refund, cites municipal-code discrepancy after permit payment
Summary
A Bronson resident told the Levy County commission he was overcharged roughly $795 on a building-permit payment and asked the county to review municipal-code permit fees and refund the difference; he presented the receipt and municipal-code excerpts to the board.
A Levy County resident asked the Board of County Commissioners to review his building-permit receipt and refund about $795 that he said was charged in excess of the municipal code rate.
Sean Wilfred told the board he paid permit fees for a new home and, after comparing his receipt to the county’s municipal code, found a discrepancy. He cited line items and said the muni code lists a residential building-fee amount that differs from what he was charged. “What I am asking is I would like that $795 refund, plus I want everybody I want the board to go back and look at the muni code themselves and fix the problem,” he said. The chair said staff would follow up to review the claim and advised Wilfred the board would get back with him.
The comment was taken during the public-comment period; the board did not resolve the request during the meeting but indicated staff would look into the paperwork Wilfred presented.
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